ME MORNING ASTORIAN FRIDAY, SEPTEtfBiCTl 89, 1899
TO AST0RIAN5.
The ItAII.V ASTIIIIMN will It found
oh wl In I'urlUHit l Ihs w.II-ruuwh
tliiM.ry kuUM uf J. r, llauill.y l., VWI
WmIiIhiiuh trt. Oxi.ra fr t!?r
llalug I. II wit tkl. Uiut will r.l
4ruuit AII.MIiin.
AROUND TOWN.
TODAY'! W BATH I It
I'tHlTLAND, W, I.-Wotrn
Oregon; llirreasliif cloudiness (.1)0
iwiuabla rain, oooler, today. Inareaslii
cluuilliiri ant probably rmln lu north
ern portion, ovular.
P. J. Ingalls, of Mulvllls, U In town.
A. M. Klain, a mellun man, U In
tuwn,
H. Jay CuIwdII of Hvattl la lu A.to-
rla on business.
Captain A. L. Peas arrived down
yesterday uiurnliif. ,
Mrs. Captain Lainblvy la Visiting
friends across the bay.
A. t. J.vnitlt and wife ot Vaneouv
r, Wash., are In th oily.
It U putcd I luil In (Wlilng aotiovu
r Jvsal will put to as today.
Mr. A. L. I'mm, ot I'urtland, la vU
Itlng hr sister, Mrs, 1. Jordan, lu UUs
city.
Jtti'k Callahan hut removed to New
Astoria v.hr b will engag In bust-
UCM.
W ar headquarter for aohool sup
pllna and prices away down. Bhana
hen's. Llyd Dlonliurt Itaa rvturtied from
Kitappa, wliara he haa boeo visiting
rluiida,
llev. V. 8. Hbort and family returned
yesterday from a wwk'i outing at 8a
id. Mia. Oourg C. Flaval and aon r
turnrd ymtorday from a short visit In
J'urtland, ;j:
Capt. Jam Talton and wlfa wr
paasenevrs duwu on the train from
I'ortlnnd last night.
V hava Juat received the larfest Una
of golf rapea, collarettes, mackintoshes,
at lowest prima. Shanahan's.
The fug ram rolling Into the town
yesterday hmklng th two legged an
nlnml In clothe ihlver a WL
What doea the "O. II. F." mean? The
Aatorlan only know that It la an ad
vertisement Inserted In the paper.
You can find over 10.000 tltlea of nov
els at Hylatid Itro.' old bookstore.I'oct
land. lrip In and get aome4hlng to
read.
('. A. Iliwa, of Yaijulna. accompanied
by hla wife and aon, la In the city on a
vlalt with Mr. and Mr. F. J. Beheld
nageU On account of carrying an Immense
lot of freight, the steamer Bailey Oat
aert did not arrive from Portland until
7:30 last night.
Herman Wise offer a free trip to
and fmm Aatnria to all who purchase
$10 worth of good In hi fine large
tore. Ttead hla ad.
Herman Wis offer $1.50 to every
person who buya a men' ault or over
coat from him and 10 per cent oft on
II the reat of nt fine stock.
Mlaa Mabel Taylor and Mlia Minnie
Lighter returned yeaterday from a
ploaaa.nl vlalt with Mlaa Mabel' grand
parent, Mr. and Mrs, Turney, at Fla
vel. The Columbine with Dr. Picket of the
United Plates goodotlc aurvey and
Captain Fields and Langfltt on board,
la making an Inspecting tour up the
river.
Tomcod are being caught In targe
number on the aand and on the dock
fronting th city. Boy are making
from 78 cenla to $1.60 a day wiling
tbem.
Mr. P. Tr Woodford will give two lea
on a week In ahorthand at her home,
1M Commercial street. $ a month. All
Interested call Tuesday evening, Octo
ber i,
All our SO cent and 7! cent ahlrt walat
to be cloaed out at 15 cent. All our
$1.0. $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 shirt walat
to be cloaed out at 50 cent. Bhana
han's. Quite a large number of recruit
were aboard the State last night, on
their way to Vanoouver to Join the
Thirty-fifth regiment soon to start for
Manila.
A. H. Rambo, of Wardner, Idaho, one
of the members of the Idaho volunteers,
Just returned from the Philippines, Is
vlalting In this city with the family of
W. K. Col.
The county twinrd of equalisation
ha made khiii correction of asses
insula, by lowering two or three and
raising a few, but th change have
been i'olrimtlv0y unimportant.
Itev. and Mr. W. Heymour Bhort
have returned from a brief stay at
Hvasld. Itev. Bhort' (later, Ml
'Hac Hhort return to her eastern
Ikmii next weak.
I, W. Harper's Nelson county, Ky,,
wxiskey, A gnutleman's whiskey; a
whiskey for the aldoboard; a whiskey
for the slik room. Bold by Foard A
Mloke Company, Astoria, Oruaon.
Contractor I'almberg haa cloaed a
contract with the Clatsop Mill Com
pany for th building of a warehouse.
The building will be about 46x140 and
wo. k "will be commenced tomorrow
morning,
In the circuit court yesterday an
order wa made confirming th sal
In the case of Laura A. Davis vs. I net E.
Parker, executrls, et al. A decree In the
case of May Wilson v. Mary A. Har
vest et al, wa ordered.
Th Idaho volunteer were well treat
ed as they passed through the state.
Portland ladies banqueted them. The
Not lb. Dokotaa went through Portland
yesterday and the Minnesota, boy will
pas through nest week.
The pilot schooner Ban Joe haa been
laid up fr the winter and I berthed
inside th O. IL N. dock. Th pullts
er win be kept In aervlce by the pilot
but th Ban Joaa will be In readiness
to relieve her at any time If found nee-
rsaary.
Governor Ronsvvott, of New York,
haa Issued a proclamation making Fri
day and Hatunlay, fl-ptcmhcr 19 and
30, holiday to Ue observed throughout
the Kate of New York as day ot gen
eral thanksgiving In honor of th re
turn (if Admiral (Jorge Dewey to the
United Btatea.
No order have been Issued for the
sailing of the Thirty-fifth regiment.
but II is rumored In Vancouver that
It will leave Portland Sunday or Mon
day If the transport arrive and are
made ready In time. The regiment la
to get two months' pay before It leaves
an important Item to Portland bulne
men.
The government transport City of
Itlo de Janeiro arrived off the river yes
terduy. Hhe wa sighted by the lug
Wallula at 4 o'clok In the afternoon
and Pilot Ounderson was put on board.
Captain Howe, of the Wallula. state
that the weather was very thick out
side and the transport was holding
well oft slioie. If the weather I favor
able she will arrive In this morning.
Th Ilrltlh ship lllytheawood. 147
day from Liverpool, with a cargo of
general merchandise, was reported off
th river yeaterday. Pilot Matthews
wss put on board from the pilot schoon
er Wednesday last. A thick fog has
prevailed off Ihe coast for th past few
daya. Th lllytheawood will probably
arrive In today should the weather
clear up. Phe I consigned to Balfour,
Guthrie A Co,
A serious accident I reported yetr-
day morning at Smith sawmill at
rtanier. by which one of the employe,
named John Frederlckson. broke both
Icga, beside being otherwise seriously
Iniured. Frederlckson was engaged In
loading a lumber wagon when the load
of lumber on th truck which he was
usins- fell on him. He was taken to
Portland on the night train and placed
In the Good Samaritan hospital.
A good, old hymn, with which every
one la familiar, tells us to "make all
our went and wUhea known." Thl
Is good advice In every-day affair. If
vou want boarder. If you want room
er, If you want hired help, tell th
public through the Astorian. Make
your wlshea known. In builnes mat
ter men who know how to properly
us the column of a newspaper have
huge advantage over those who don't
A larce majority of those who seek
recreation at the aea coast ml the
prettiest and best weather. Usually
he beach la at Us very finest in Sep
tember and October, when the crowds
are sone. But the beauty of the sea
son does not altogether go to wate,
for there are. many who enjoy Indian
summer by the sounding ea, and every
day now people are passing through
Astoria to spend a few day at the
beach.
The "Vanity Fair" burlesque, musi
cal, comedy and vaudeville company,
which ooens at Fisher' opera house
Monday vnlng, goe to Portland
Tueaday morning and open at the
Marquam Grand In the evening. This
how that th company standing 1
flrst-clos. It ! composed of twenty
five ladle and gentlemen and Fisher'
should it crowded to th door Mon
day night. Beat sat open Saturday
morning at i o'clock at Urlflln
Reed'.
WEST BIDE NEWS.
A baby daughter gladdened th horn
of J. II. liuumgarteu last week,
Mr. Clara Parker and Mis Eva
Parker spent Monday In Astoria.
Mrs. Hiram Gray and daughter were
shopping In Astoria Wednesday.
Mr. Cyrus Carothera, who has been
quite III, I reported, Improving.
P. II. Halfarty baa closed hla clam
cannery for th season.
Miss Munson haa returned from l
three weeks visit In the Willamette vat
ley and Portland. .
Telephone hav recently been placed
In all business houses In Warren ton
and Bklpanon.
W. F. Waidoman and bride, Miss
Blanche King, will , be "at home" In
Warrenton aftr October 1. '
The Town Hall at Bklpanon has been
newly painted and thoroughly reno
vated. Rev. Oeorge O. Haley has been as
signed to fill the pulpit at Warrenton
and Hammond.
Mlaa Fay Hill entertained her little
friend last Saturday, It being her 11th
birthday.
(.. Dean and family hav gone to
Wistport Wash., where they will re
side In the future.
Chaa. Newman has opened a dancing
school at Warrenton which will be ap
preciated by th young people during
th winter.
H. O. Wood and wife and Mr. Bwen
ey have returned from an outing at
Klk Creek. While there Mr. Wood ob
tained Kima fine views.
Mra Henry Harrison gsve a pleasant
party SaturJay for her daughter, Miss
Myrtle, and friends, It being the eight
birthday ot the little miss.
Letters received from The Dallea,
state that Mrs. S. B. Smith and Grand
ma Hill are much Improved since their
arrival there. They will remain some
time. Mr. Chaa. While and sister. Mis
Carrie Townsend, hsve arrived at the
home of their parent In Hutchison,
Kan. Mrs. White will remain several
month and It I hoped Mis Towneend
will also roturn to Oregon.
Itev. McPheron preached hla farewell
ermon to hi congregation In War
renton Tuesday evening. HI new par
ish will be In Junction City. Mr. Mc
pherson Is a great worker In hi church
and the result of hla labor In thl
vicinity la a new and handsome church,
both at Seaside and Hammond. He will
be greatly missed by hi many friends
who all Join In wishing him every luc
res In hi new field at Junction City.
THE DISPLAY
IS BEAUTIFUL
(Continued from Fag One.)
HOMK FUND CONTRIBUTIONS.
WASHINGTON. Sept. I&.-Amlng to
day' contribution to the Dewey home
fund were, C. P. Huntington, $3,000 and
the Chicago Tribune, $M0. '
Hampshire, headquarter of the naval
malltla, where he held a reception.
Shortly before noon, General Mvrrltt,
romtnaillng th department of the Kost,
left Governor' Island to pay his re
spects to the admiral. General Merrtlt
was ar;oompa(ittd by hi full staff.
Dewey met Mnrrltt at th head of th
gangway, and after a word or two of
gntotlng, the different officer were pre
sented. The call lusted shout half an
hour, and a the army officer left th
flagship a salute of 13 guns ws fired In
honor of General Merritt. Preparation
were mode at Governor's Island for a
return of General Merritt' coll. Ad
miral Dewey being expected later In the
day.
THE LADIES.
Th pleaaant affect and perfect safe
ly with which ladle may use Syrup
of Figs, under all conditions, makes It
their favorite remedy. To get tbe troe
and genuine article, look for th nam
of th California Fig lyrop Co., print
ed near tbe bottom of the package. For
sal by all dru gists.
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS
Do you want a good meal when you
visit Portland? If so, go to the Port
bind restaurant, $01 Washington street
A good meal with meats rich In flavor
and on you wilt enjoy with a relish, I
Just what you get at th Creamerle
restaurant, $71 Washington street, near
Third. Try It when you go to Portland.
If you are going up to Portland and
mlsa going to the Creamerle Restau
rant, Til Washington St, you may con
sider that your trip will not be a suc
cess, as other will tell you, who do net
mis It I
Huliuoa' English and Dullness Col
lege at No. 414 Yamhill street, Portland, j
Is prepared to accommodate a large ,
number of pupils thl year. Already'
the classes are well crowded, a fact.
that Indicate the excellent character ot
the institution.
Why I Watson' restaurant In Port
land patronised by thousands of people
dally? Simply because It 1 the largest,
finest and best equipped eating resort
on the Paclfle coast. Watson's restau
rant has sixty-right whit employes on
its pay roll. Remember the location,
19-11 Fourth street.
Smnkcn, read All 15 -cent cigar. 10
cents: El Palencla, 10 cents; El Be
lmont 10 cents; General Arthur, 10
rents; Leland Stanford, 10 cents; San
chex Y. Hyas, 10 cents; All 6 cent ( tor
25 cents. J. F. Handley k Co.. cut
rate cigar and newsdealer. Perkins
hotel building, Portland, Or.
A Present of
1.60
On every manB Suit or Overcoat if it is bought from
' HERMAN WISE.
stfSarrVaS
PORTLAND PRICES
1 Suit $15.00
1 roundtrip ticket, 1.00
Other erponses 2,00
Total.
18.00
HERMAN WISE'S PRICES
1 Suit $15.00
Discount off 1.60
Total.
.13.50
1aV1MMaVf1WsrAW
A Saving in favor of Astoria of $4.50
Besides allowing $1.50 Discount on every man's Suit
and Overcoat, Herman Wise will allow 10 per cent
reduction on the rest oi his stock for cash.
HERMAN WISE,
THE RELI ABLE CLOTHIER AND HATTER
tpjnrjsrjst.it: -a.'. & - i
OPEN DAY Established
E. House's J
Cafe,
IIS Tsiri simt, Nrllni, reg.
Extraordinary Sale
Special for Tw,o Days
Silks land Dress Goods
85c Taftota Silk for 72c
$1.49 Black Crepon 11-00
All other goods in proportion
McALLEN & HcDONNELL,
470 Commercial St.
THE OLYMP1A SERENADED.
NEW TOrtK. 8ept. 2S.-Twelve hun
dred strong, th People Choral union,
led by Frank Damrosch, paid tribute
p song tonight to the see, heroes. They
left the dock on the steamer Warwick
and serenaded the Olympla, New Tork
and Chicago.
DEWET FOR PRESIDENT.
MRMINQHAM, Ala., Sept. lS.-Ed-Itor
Horace White, of the New Tork
Evening Post, who Is here, Is of the
the opinion that Admiral Dewey would
not decline the nomination for pres
ident If It were tendered him. He
thlnka Iwey and Joe Weeler would
be nominated.
STOCK EXCHANGE AFFECTED.
NEW TORK, Bept. St-On "of the
biggest celebration ever held on the
stock exchange took place Just before
the closing hour this afternoon. The
Seventh regiment band marched on the
floor playing, and members abandoned
business and closed the day In a tumult
of enthusiasm over Admiral Dewey.
ROOSKVELT'S WELCOME.
Distinguished Civilian and Soldiers
Pay Their Respect on Board the
Flagship.
NEW TORK. Sept. SS.-Admlral Dew
ey and the officers and men on the
Olympla were formally welcomed to the
state of New York this afternoon by
Governor Rooeevelt and the chief offic
ers ot the National Guard of the state
who went down the bay on General
Greene's yacht, the Wild Duck. Be
sides Governor Roosevelt, there were
In the welcoming party other men
whosa grasp of the admiral's hand were
something more than formal.
General Greene, who went with the
governor, Is a Manila campaigner, s)id
for the drat time lnoe the admiral left
the harbor of Manila he shook hand
with soma of the captain who com
manded the vessels In his squadron at
Manila, These wort Captains Wilder,
of the Boston; Dyer, of the Baltimore;
Wood, of tho Concord and Coghlan, of
tho Kalelffh.
Roosevelt was received with a Balute
of 13 guns. He was met at the gangway
by Admiral Dowey, who conducted him
to hi cabin. When the governor left
the Olympla, he was taken to the New
The Pernln method of shorthand la
being taught by Mr. H. W. Behnk In
th Oregonlan building at Portland.
The Pernln lyitem Is not only extreme
ly legible after being written, but I
1 exceptlonably rapid. It Is said that!
student under Mr. Behnke's direction
attain success In one-half the time es
sential with either Graham, Munson
or Pitman methods. This school Is
jptm day and night.
A tailoring establishment of some
pretentions, located on Washington
street, Portland, claims to have made
47 suit for dressy Astorian during: th
past six months. This statement la de
nied by the firm of Povey It Birchall, at
ill Washington street, near the Im
perial hotel, who are) patronised by tbe
great majority of outside customers.
Povey tc Birchall make the swell suits
for most of the stylish Port landers, and
f-el that they are not excelled by any
Portland Arm for out of town pat
ronage. "
v.
it
'sKW6W.VsW&
Til BaitCupolfoflee
or Cocoa In Ihe city.
Cream nd Milk
(rum ur own rsoch
Horn male Pie snd cakej.
tnnx
THE HARVEST FESTIVAL.
"The Harvest Festival" exercises will
tw held at the Salvation Army on Sat
urday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
evenings next. On Saturday there will
b a musical and literary program, and
Ice cream and cake will be served dur
ing the exercises. An auction sale of
gnxls of different descriptions will be
held during the evening, and business
men or other citlien who desire to
donate any little articles to further the
cause will please notify the officers In
charge, or send them to the barracks
at .my time between this and Saturday
evening. "The Harvest Festival" Is
held yearly for the purpose of raising
finances to keep up the social work of
the army, and, while no large donations
are expected, there ore always
grounds for hope that a sufficient num
ber of small sums can be realised to
make up a substantial sum.
Watson's
Restaurant
WATSOS BROS., Propr s,
Conducted on the check Ttam. there
fore pairoDB pay lor what Uiey ordsr
snd no mor.
Wi flita thi Urctit, CkriHit.
Hi diktat ifeniri ii Ut Itrtkwnt.
10 and 111 Fourth St.'
Opsata.m. tosp-m. PORTLAND
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YAHHILLST.
PUR.
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SF .'! r
BTT
isr.a2Nd
BREEDS.
RALSTON HEALTH CLUB
ClwiliTti H.
The
Portland
Roataurotit
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Proprieb r.
rriTitt Isoii lirlsiin.
SOS Waahlng
toa SI , near Ma
OREQON COLLEGE
OF
DENTISTRY
Cor. Second and Morrison its.,
PORTLAND, OR.
The regular annual session begins
October I, 1399. Last day for entrance
Is October 11. The course of Instruc
tion In this college is In advance, or
rather more extended, than are the
requirements of the National Associa
tion of Dental College facilities. For
catalogues and further particulars, ap
oly at the college bulldinv," or to
DR. HERBERT C. MILLER, Dean,
809 Oregonlan Building.
DR. B. B. WRIGHT, Secretary,
SOS Dekum Building.
Smokers, Read
All ISC Cigars....
El Palsncla
Kt Belmont.....
Oen'l Arthur...........
Leland BUnford
Banohes Y. Hyas.
AH 60 Cigars......
.........10e
..-..l0o
lOc
-.100
M..10C
loe
...tor5c
J. F. Handley & Co.,
Cut rate cigar and news dealer. Perkins
Hotel DUUQing, rorxiana, urc.
R. MARSCH
Tonsorial Parlors
301 Washington St., corner Fifth
Opposite Ilotol Perkins
Ladies Hair Dresring a Specialty
Ladies entrance to batb
on Fifth street
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
Breakfast Food Select Bran ". . .
Barley Food I Yeast, Cocoa
Acme Gluten Farina, Acme Wheat Flakes and Standard Boiled Oats
A. V. ALLEN'S
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vrununAnnnjiisuvuwnjwirww
PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OR.
i no vniy r su'viobb iiuibi in runianH h
ouunnnnnwn awxnnswiiAAnnvinnnjwuvinnn
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l ...The Esmond Hotel...
PORTLAND, ORE. i FRONT AND MORRISON STS.
mropesa plan, ooo w i,oo pr aar- usbun nnucniun, """i" w
Amrtcaaplan,W.00to.04i)rday. J, C. PENDKG AST. Chief Clsrk.
r
P. fl. Sharpie's Cream Separators
Latest and Beat.
FISHER BROS.
General Supply
House for
Family Groceries
Builders' Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Ship Chandlery.Ete.
CHAS. HEILBORN &S0N
IRON
AND BRASS
BEDSTEADS
In all sizes and styles.
We shall continue to sell
Iron and Brass Bedsteads
at the same Low Prices
regardless of the rnise in
the price of iron and brass